Examples of using An arbitrator in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
An arbitrator can award on an individual basis the same damages
For example, some lawyers appoint an arbitrator that they wish to be assisted by an administrative assistant.
He is also listed as an arbitrator by the Court of Arbitration for Sport at the Polish Olympic Committee.
An arbitrator who disagrees with the majority of the tribunal may wish to express his opinion in the award
Upon accepting an engagement, an arbitrator will require funds to be placed in trust prior to the crystallisation of his or her appointment.
which means that they can appoint as an arbitrator aperson with the relevant experience who is skilled at actively managing the dispute.
When an arbitrator is to be replaced,
and he is an arbitrator of the Copyright Commission appointed by the Minister for Culture
each party will pick an arbitrator and the two arbitrators will choose the presiding arbitrator. .
Article 768 CCP provides that an arbitrator must be a natural person,
Professor Tladi may be contacted about serving as an arbitrator for many classes of international disputes.
An emergency arbitrator shall not act as an arbitrator in any arbitration relating to the dispute that gave rise to the Application.
Thereport also showsthat the median time for an arbitrator to issue an award is three months.
this means that an arbitrator will have a pre-judged idea of which party should win before analyzing the facts of the case at hand.
Alternative dispute resolution(ADR) relies on a neutral party such as an arbitrator, mediator or an ombudsman.
Still the income from the fact that was an arbitrator in disputes between Jews had an asessor.
Dr. Jolanta Samochowiec Mathys has extensive experience as an arbitrator and counsel in international arbitration procedures.
Certain minimum requirements with respect to who can be appointed as an arbitrator, such as the requirement that arbitrators have law degrees,